The experienced SAS instructor, Rustom Sutaria, delivered the course as a webinar.
About the training
The course Aviation SMS – Safety Performance Indicators (SPI) & Acceptable Level of Safety (ALOS) Executive Review is designed for Accountable Managers, Directors, Managers, Safety System Stakeholders, Competent Authority Regulators and Inspectors, Operations Directors, Managers, Supervisors, Quality and Safety Managers, and Auditors. It provides a detailed understanding of the Acceptable Level of Safety (ALoS), expressed through safety performance targets and indicators (SPIs), and how to use SPIs to measure and manage risk exposure. In the complex aviation industry, real-time decision-making and risk management are crucial. Absolute safety is impractical, leading to the adoption of acceptable safety, where risks are balanced against societal tolerance and operational efficiency.
Get to know the instructor
Rus is a graduate of Kingston University B.Eng. (Hons.) with a degree in Aerospace Engineering. He has more than 20 years of experience in aircraft engineering and maintenance, 15 of which have been spent working for various high-profile aviation businesses in Technical Services functions. From 1997 onwards he worked with several influential aviation businesses such as Monarch Aircraft Engineering & Maintenance as an Aviation Technical Services Specialist.
Rus is a seasoned aviation professional with a track record in technical services functions and aviation training services from within the arenas of Quality, Safety & Airworthiness. He has been engaged by a portfolio of high-profile aviation clients ranging from leading aviation training businesses, general aviation, major blue-chip international companies, aircraft operators, and major international airlines & airports. The instructor has completed a wide variety of aviation projects – Learn more about Rus
About Scandinavian Airlines
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) – SAS an abbreviation of the company’s full name, Scandinavian Airlines Systems is the flag carrier of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden and a leading airline in Northern Europe. Founded in 1946, SAS connects the Scandinavian capitals of Copenhagen, Oslo, and Stockholm with major cities around the world. Known for its commitment to safety, innovation, and sustainability, SAS continuously strives to enhance the passenger experience through modern fleet upgrades, digital advancements, and a strong focus on environmental responsibility
About Sofema Aviation Services
Since 2008 our company has provided a clear understanding of the regulatory environment and acts as an enabler to help organizations focus on organizational performance with the understanding that Regulatory Compliance is a step on the journey and not the destination. Over the years we have helped many thousands of aviation professionals gain a deep understanding of both the regulatory environment as well as competence-building vocational training. Since our start, we have had over 85,000 enrollments.
Sofema Aviation Services and our sister company Sofema Online currently provide 700+ Classroom & Webinar courses available together with over 350 online Courses, Packages and Diplomas.
Are you looking for Training in your Company?
We specialize in delivering In-Company Regulatory Training, providing the aviation industry with dedicated and specific cost-effective support focused beyond compliance. We have a flexible resource that can support you by either supplying a standard training package or by providing bespoke training specifically tailored to your company’s needs.
Meet the EASA regulatory obligations – Visit this page to see our complete list of available courses.
Please see our websites www.sassofia.com & www.sofemaonline.com, or email us at team@sassofia.com for additional details regarding any of our In-company or Online Courses.
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